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Album of Scottish Scenery : a Series of Views, Illustrating Several Places of Interest Mentioned in Sir W. Scott's Poems and Novels (1860)

Tillotson, John · London : T.J. Allman · leaf 66

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p and casement barred,The sunbeams sought the Court of Guard,And, struggling with the smoky air,Deadened to torches yellow glare.In comfortless alliance shoneThe lights through arch of blackened stone,And showed wild shapes, in garb of war,Faces deformed with beard and scar,All haggard from the… … THE BRIDGE OF BRACKLINN. Ah, what wild haste—and all to be A river, and expire in Ocean! Each fountain tribute hurries thee To that vast grave with quicker motion. Ihe singularly beautiful poem of the Lady of the Lake met with thatsuccess to which it was so fairly entitled. None of the authors…

Scotland · Scott, Sir Walter, Bart, 1771-1832 · Drawings, Scottish

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